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Missed periods
My last menstrual cycle was on 19 Jan and on 25th Jan I had unprotected sex with my husband. I took an ipill on 27th Jan and after on week ie on 3rd Feb I started bleeding again for 5 days. After a week in the afternoon I vomited twice and my stomach was also upset and there was pain in the upper abdomen. I even showed it to a doctor and he gave me medicine saying its a slight infection and I became fine. Now Is that bleeding happened coz of ipill? And still my periods are due. I even took a pregnancy test today in d morning and it was negative. Nw Wat am I supposed to do?
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Dr. Sharath Kumar K N
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Mandya
It does not sound like you have any reason to be worried.Withdrawal bleeding happens around this time. women expect this from 4 he after taking tablet or upto. 5 to 7 days after taking it. almost all women will get it in that time frame. Withdrawal bleeding is the period that women on the pill get. It is caused by the pill hormones withdrawing from your body (ipill is just a very strong birth control pill).
Your next few cycles my be disturbed. They may be late, early or even absent. Take a pregnancy test at the time your next period should have ended, if it doe
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